Crunchyroll acquire more anime for legal free streaming

Following on from their online (free) streaming of ADV‘s English dubbed version of Welcome to the NHK, video streaming website Crunchyrollhas continued to acquire the legal rights to anime series by offering the free streaming (and DRM-free pay to download episodes) of several other series. This past weekend, they announced new deals with the likes of ADV, Gonzo and Media Blasters for the following anime series and movies.

Eventually, all of the above anime will be available on the Crunchyrollwebsite for free streaming and, as is usually the case with all of their previous anime streams, these series will probably be open to UK anime fans too.

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